The Greek Islands have a rhythm that can’t be staged: golden afternoons, whitewashed villages, wind, music, and long dinners under the lights. My goal is to document that atmosphere as it truly unfolds — with the people you chose, and the moments you didn’t plan.
I work like a quiet observer. I pay attention to glances, hands, small gestures, and the energy of your guests — the parts that become more valuable with time.
Based in Turkey, photographing Greek Islands weddings (Patmos & beyond).
Patmos • Santorini • Mykonos • Paros • Naxos • Rhodes • Crete • Chios • Samos
Do you travel to our city for the shoot?
The best part of our work is that it’s mobile. For destination weddings, we can travel anywhere—within Turkey or abroad.
How many people will be with us?
Usually one lead photographer (and/or one lead videographer). If needed, we can add an assistant.
How do we receive the photos, and how many images do you deliver?
A wedding story typically results in 1,000+ photographs. Every wedding has its own rhythm, so the final number of delivered images can vary. After reviewing everything, we carefully select the strongest frames—those with powerful composition and emotion—and apply retouching. The final photographs are delivered digitally. For us, it’s not about delivering a high quantity of average images, but delivering photographs that feel meaningful and genuinely move you.
The venue doesn’t allow outside photographers/videographers to enter.
This is something we’ve been encountering more often recently. Some venues require couples to work with their in-house photographer/videographer. In other cases, they may allow you to bring your own, sometimes with penalties or specific conditions. In such situations, we may be able to work with you up until the first dance.
Do you offer albums? Can we choose the photos for the album?
If requested, we provide 3 albums in total:
You choose all the photos that will be included. We create a design based on your selection and share it with you. After you approve the layout, we send it to production.
We want to work with you on our day. What should we do?
To reserve your date, we request 50% of the package fee. The remaining balance can be paid on the day of the shoot.
When will we receive the photos?
Edited photos are delivered in approximately 10–12 weeks from the wedding day. Also, within a few days after the wedding, we aim to share at least one photo with you to ease the excitement a little.
We don’t like posing.
We don’t like overly posed photos either. :) Photographs that carry real emotion are essential to us—and they’re at the heart of documentary wedding photography. For full-day coverage, we follow the day from start to finish and try to capture moments beyond the expected and ordinary.
Neither of us feels comfortable being photographed.
Communication is the most important tool in this work—and a key part of creating natural, expressive photographs. Helping you feel comfortable is one of the most important parts of our process. That’s why we always prefer to meet before the wedding. If you live in a different city or country, we start with a video call, and we can also meet one day before the wedding to plan the day and get used to each other before the camera comes out.